Has anybody used Ikea dioder lights before?

I intend to install, maybe 2 or 3 sets of the white round ones, about $75 per set, in the kitchen and bathroom, as a sort of low intensity general lighting on the wall to complement the kitchen ceiling lights using CFLs.

Owing to long lifespan and low electricity cost (hmm, set of 4 lights estimated to cost $8 per year for electricity, i.e. 24x7, 365 days @ $0.25 est per kilowatt!) could simply leave the lights on through the night for the kids. Also saves the trouble of switching on/off the kitchen lights when using the kitchen in the evening.

Anybody can share their experience of using these LED lights from Ikea or other brands? !!

this is very interesting

does it use AC power?

this is very interesting

does it use AC power?

Yes, Applefreak, this (LED lighting) is the future of lighting!

You simply plug it into a power socket, so you don't need an electrician to install the light for you if your kitchen cab already has power sockets. Very convenient!

Why don't you install first and let me know how bright it is? !!

I am also looking at other LED bulb supplier from overseas, but haven't made any purchases yet.

Edited March 25, 200818 yr by BlueFly

Cool...I've been visiting Ikea almost every week and I still miss this lighting? Think my eye got stamp...heehee...muz go check it out...think the long light can put behind the TV? Wonder if it will look nice.

Cool...I've been visiting Ikea almost every week and I still miss this lighting? Think my eye got stamp...heehee...muz go check it out...think the long light can put behind the TV? Wonder if it will look nice.

Hey, you're spot on, keltong! Some used the lights behind the TV set, gives a beautiful glow on the wall behind the TV -- google for how others do their "thing".

hmm tempting tempting

esp since my kitchen light switch is in the weirdest place

Hey, you're spot on, keltong! Some used the lights behind the TV set, gives a beautiful glow on the wall behind the TV -- google for how others do their "thing".

Need to srew the bulb on the wall or just stick on it?

Can consider!

Thought of this idea in the past, but the dangling wires ....

And the need for a socket.